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00:00 Intro
00:43 Accidentally Wes Anderson
01:44 Subject
02:55 Light
03:40 Composition
04:53 Color
06:06 Photowalk
08:15 Conclusion
Views : 990,531
Genre: Howto & Style
Date of upload: Apr 21, 2022 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Thing I love about Wes Anderson is people have tried to duplicate his style but he’s mastered it in such a way that when you see a duplication, it might seem easy to pull off based on the simplicity of his cinematography, but you kind of sense something is just a little bit off. That’s how you know he has mastered the craft and his distinction as a director
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Intentionally Wes Anderson. Beautiful shots. Even your filming while walking felt designed. 👏
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It was cool to see the Cadbury factory at 4:13 because that exact building is literally visible from my window. I only had to turn my head slightly to go from seeing it on screen to seeing it in real life. Excellent and very informative video by the way!
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One of the best channels I’ve come across in recent time not only do you have the theory but you also provide the practical. Thank you
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Anderson took a style of composition that filmmakers traditionaly try to avoid, and emphasized it . What a legend!
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The pan up from the book to the telephone was a very nice touch.
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This is invaluable!
I love how after an analysis you go out for a walk and show us how to put it to practice!
Much appreciated.
I feel bad for people stuck on watching endless lens reviews.
Hope you get millions of views that your videos deserve.
Best of luck, I can't wait for another vid!
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Excellent video. Your explanation of the different aspects of the films and then the real life photos is so useful.
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This is probably one of the best photography YT videos I've seen in a while. Well done!
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Incredibly well done breakdown! Simple enough to understand for even a novice photographer too. I’ll be saving this video to come back to for reference!👏👏
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Well done! Great observations and summary. Love the Jane TTC stop too.
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This is awesome, well done ol' chap! I own and love the Accidentally Wes Anderson postcard collection. Wondrous.
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What a great video! And so surreal. I'm originally from Toronto, the beaches, which I see you are from also. I now live in Angouleme, France, where Wes's last film was shot. And Wes is my wife's and my favourite film maker... by a long shot. Thank you so much for this gem.
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Wes Anderson shots feel like following small toy characters through a huge toy set
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I recently stumbled upon your videos and since then been binge watching. Great content and a lot of research. I'm inspired to look out for Wes Anderson style settings. Keep creating. I'm subscribed
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one of my favorite photography videos ever! great job!
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I am so happy to have discovered your channel. Wonderful content
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So much fun to watch! Brilliant photography 👏🏻
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Haven’t enjoyed a photography video this much in a long time. I simply adore Wes Anderson films
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@makasii
1 year ago
in Lightroom, the UPRIGHT guide lines (as to be seen in the small circle on the top left corner in the "transform -> upright"section) are perfect to adjust with higher precision the verticals and horizontals, using four lines to for all sides of a building such as the one use as example. way more efficient than using the sliders!!!!
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